Where the Layoffs Are—Is Your Firm on the List?

[CAwireman]

AMN healthcare rumored to have layed off 100 this week….

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=patb][quote=CDMA ENG]Sprint – Nextel began offering packages…

So here is a question to pose to all of you and sorry if I am hijacking a little. Do you think Obama will bring the troops home if they don’t have jobs to returns too…

And yes I know the spiel about companies not being able to fire due to the lack of presence but THEY are allowed to lay them off.

CE[/quote]

Do you think you can keep an army in the field with no workers
at home paying the taxes?[/quote]

With all due respect… You don’t think we aren’t doing that now? Whether or not there is revenue from taxes has not been an issue to keep this war alive.

If only I could but the war on my Southwest Card… Man the frequent flier miles!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=patb][quote=CDMA ENG]Sprint – Nextel began offering packages…

So here is a question to pose to all of you and sorry if I am hijacking a little. Do you think Obama will bring the troops home if they don’t have jobs to returns too…

And yes I know the spiel about companies not being able to fire due to the lack of presence but THEY are allowed to lay them off.

CE[/quote]

Do you think you can keep an army in the field with no workers
at home paying the taxes?[/quote]

With all due respect… You don’t think we aren’t doing that now? Whether or not there is revenue from taxes has not been an issue to keep this war alive.

If only I could but the war on my Southwest Card… Man the frequent flier miles!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=patb][quote=CDMA ENG]Sprint – Nextel began offering packages…

So here is a question to pose to all of you and sorry if I am hijacking a little. Do you think Obama will bring the troops home if they don’t have jobs to returns too…

And yes I know the spiel about companies not being able to fire due to the lack of presence but THEY are allowed to lay them off.

CE[/quote]

Do you think you can keep an army in the field with no workers
at home paying the taxes?[/quote]

With all due respect… You don’t think we aren’t doing that now? Whether or not there is revenue from taxes has not been an issue to keep this war alive.

If only I could but the war on my Southwest Card… Man the frequent flier miles!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=patb][quote=CDMA ENG]Sprint – Nextel began offering packages…

So here is a question to pose to all of you and sorry if I am hijacking a little. Do you think Obama will bring the troops home if they don’t have jobs to returns too…

And yes I know the spiel about companies not being able to fire due to the lack of presence but THEY are allowed to lay them off.

CE[/quote]

Do you think you can keep an army in the field with no workers
at home paying the taxes?[/quote]

With all due respect… You don’t think we aren’t doing that now? Whether or not there is revenue from taxes has not been an issue to keep this war alive.

If only I could but the war on my Southwest Card… Man the frequent flier miles!

CE

[CDMA ENG]

[quote=patb][quote=CDMA ENG]Sprint – Nextel began offering packages…

So here is a question to pose to all of you and sorry if I am hijacking a little. Do you think Obama will bring the troops home if they don’t have jobs to returns too…

And yes I know the spiel about companies not being able to fire due to the lack of presence but THEY are allowed to lay them off.

CE[/quote]

Do you think you can keep an army in the field with no workers
at home paying the taxes?[/quote]

With all due respect… You don’t think we aren’t doing that now? Whether or not there is revenue from taxes has not been an issue to keep this war alive.

If only I could but the war on my Southwest Card… Man the frequent flier miles!

CE

[SD Transplant]

NORTEL just filed for bankrupcy…….I expect some job losses there during the restructure.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a8E1VQ1yRq8k&refer=home

[SD Transplant]

NORTEL just filed for bankrupcy…….I expect some job losses there during the restructure.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a8E1VQ1yRq8k&refer=home

[SD Transplant]

NORTEL just filed for bankrupcy…….I expect some job losses there during the restructure.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a8E1VQ1yRq8k&refer=home

[SD Transplant]

NORTEL just filed for bankrupcy…….I expect some job losses there during the restructure.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a8E1VQ1yRq8k&refer=home

[SD Transplant]

NORTEL just filed for bankrupcy…….I expect some job losses there during the restructure.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=a8E1VQ1yRq8k&refer=home

[patientlywaiting]

Not surprised at the tech meltdown.

We will see telecom hammered as consumers cut back spending on wireless.

Like I said before, families don’t need $200/month wireless bills.

3G will be a financial failure as carriers are unable to sell services and recoup their investments. That will affect equipment makers such as Nortel and Qualcomm as well.

I think that T-Mobile which invested the least in 3G but concentrated on price and service will come out best among the carriers.

I foresee collapsing business investments in telecom as well. Routers and such technologies only drop in price. No need in invest today when in a few years you can get the same at 1/5 the price.

Think of the businesses who paid through the nose for fiber networks back in the late 1990s. Now you can get gigabit ethernet to the desktop for cheap.

It’s easy to spend money when the capital is plentiful. But much harder when you have to judiciously allocate operating cash flow.

[patientlywaiting]

Not surprised at the tech meltdown.

We will see telecom hammered as consumers cut back spending on wireless.

Like I said before, families don’t need $200/month wireless bills.

3G will be a financial failure as carriers are unable to sell services and recoup their investments. That will affect equipment makers such as Nortel and Qualcomm as well.

I think that T-Mobile which invested the least in 3G but concentrated on price and service will come out best among the carriers.

I foresee collapsing business investments in telecom as well. Routers and such technologies only drop in price. No need in invest today when in a few years you can get the same at 1/5 the price.

Think of the businesses who paid through the nose for fiber networks back in the late 1990s. Now you can get gigabit ethernet to the desktop for cheap.

It’s easy to spend money when the capital is plentiful. But much harder when you have to judiciously allocate operating cash flow.

[patientlywaiting]

Not surprised at the tech meltdown.

We will see telecom hammered as consumers cut back spending on wireless.

Like I said before, families don’t need $200/month wireless bills.

3G will be a financial failure as carriers are unable to sell services and recoup their investments. That will affect equipment makers such as Nortel and Qualcomm as well.

I think that T-Mobile which invested the least in 3G but concentrated on price and service will come out best among the carriers.

I foresee collapsing business investments in telecom as well. Routers and such technologies only drop in price. No need in invest today when in a few years you can get the same at 1/5 the price.

Think of the businesses who paid through the nose for fiber networks back in the late 1990s. Now you can get gigabit ethernet to the desktop for cheap.

It’s easy to spend money when the capital is plentiful. But much harder when you have to judiciously allocate operating cash flow.

[patientlywaiting]

Not surprised at the tech meltdown.

We will see telecom hammered as consumers cut back spending on wireless.

Like I said before, families don’t need $200/month wireless bills.

3G will be a financial failure as carriers are unable to sell services and recoup their investments. That will affect equipment makers such as Nortel and Qualcomm as well.

I think that T-Mobile which invested the least in 3G but concentrated on price and service will come out best among the carriers.

I foresee collapsing business investments in telecom as well. Routers and such technologies only drop in price. No need in invest today when in a few years you can get the same at 1/5 the price.

Think of the businesses who paid through the nose for fiber networks back in the late 1990s. Now you can get gigabit ethernet to the desktop for cheap.

It’s easy to spend money when the capital is plentiful. But much harder when you have to judiciously allocate operating cash flow.

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